Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1927, Page 9

TOT SUNDAY STAR, WASTINGTON, D. O, OCTOBER 8 1997_PART 1. ly /‘ — T v IHE Great Sale starts tomorrow! Never have we had so > much to offer! In all our years—in all our history— we have never made greater plans or more compre- hensive preparatlons. We have never before planned so far ahead. We've been a full year makmg ready for this great event! We’ve been intensively aelivE. i v i When the doors open at 9;15 tomorrow mormng’. 1t will be to present a Sale that will glve credit to our fifty years of merchanchsmg’ We have broug’ht fine wares from the four corners of the carth. We have had unprecedented concessions from famous manu- facturers. Every section of the store jofns in this Great Sale. Every department offers fine merchandise at prices much -under regular. " From the Bargafn Basement to the top floor you will find. literally—a Feast of Barg’afns! For this is truly a Golden Jubilee——Golc]en for you ! The opportunities are go]den. The saving’s are golden. No testimony of ours can ‘Jossibly be so elo- quent as the offerings themselves and thoug}\ we could fill a whole newspaper ‘with the long list of themN we do not believe it neces- sary —We 51mply invite you to come, and bid you very welcome' FA lA A RDYA L G STREET AT ELEVENTH § | \ \ Q A o | ,\ . \ i \f \ \ Ml 12-TH_STREET N PARKING Simply drive your car to the Capitol Garage and be our guest for three hours. Just bring your checking ticket stub to any service desk or floorman, and upon a purchase o or more, it will be stamped paid. If you -ant to park longer than three hours, there'll be a nominal charge of 5¢ an hour